Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-29
LOCAL JOTS.
lcertain weather.

Uncertain weather.
Barratt is postmaster beyond doubt.
Real estate talk is still the thing in Salt
Lake.
The appointment of w. c. Hall as Score
tary of Utah meets with general approval.
Baird's minstrels appear at the Theatre
on Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week.
The music at the Baptist Church on Sun.
day night was very taking. Professor Krouse
deserves the credit.
Walter Van Colt, of this city, has been
appointed registrar for Salt Lake county by
the Utah Commission.
A very large eagle came by express from
the south this morning, and is to be seen in
a box one door west of Godbe, Pitts & Co.'s
corner.
The banquet given by the members of the
Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 2 at the White House
last night was grand success. Fifty mem
bers attended.
John w. Irons to-day filed with the Secre-
tary of Utah, the annual statement of the
State Investment and Insurance company
of San Francisco, California,
DIR. Benedict returned from SpringviIle
last evening, after having amputated two
pound tumor from the left breast of Mrs.
Deal of that place. The patient is doing
we'll.
Diphtheria is said to be raging in GER
tain Twelfth ward back alley, and the need
of more thorough quarantine is beginning
to impress itself upon the deniZens of that
part of the town.
The members of several lodges in town,
after marching through some of the princi-
pal streets, brought up at the d. q r. q.
depot. They took a special train to Sandy
where they bury Mr.. Cummings, who is one
OF their members.
A match game of billiards is to be PLAYED
between Josh Arthur and Josh Davis in the
Walker House billiard room at $50 o'clock,
Thursday evening. Arthur is TO play 500
points TO Davis 400. Twenty-Five dollars
has already been put up by the two Joshes.
A game of base ball is to be played on
Friday between the Nationals and a club to
be picked by Hebe West from the old Red
boy Club. The grounds are being put in
excellent condition, and the National team
claims to be In better trim than ever before.
Will Gilmer has sold his property in
Glover Valley, Nevada and goes to Idaho.
de expects to settle down again somewhere
south of the Snake river. His wife. who is
sister of the Misses Snow, of Salt Lake.
is going on.
Policeman Daniels got another doing ND
IN Hlgney's saloon last night. Robert Nc
1ntosh, Thomas Armstrong, j. Malen and
Peter Newell were all arrested, charged with
having hand in it. Daniels says that thew
used him pretty roughly, and from outward
appearances 1t looks as though the d. ARG.
boys were not exactly stuck on their depot
sop.
When the railroad hands get their blood |
up they don't seem to settle down in a |
hurry. Ever since the row which was occa- |
stoned by the two tramps stealing ride on |
the d. d r. q. the railroad hands have been
on the war path. Night before last Police |
man Daniels got good jolting, which it is |
said, did him good. At $50 O'Clock last |
night, in one of the Main street saloons, |
some of the d. d r. G. boys gave vent to a |
little of their pent up rage on the frame of |
a sheep herder, who in consequence of the !
blow, took header through an unopened |
window.